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South Boundary Track

If you're looking for more gentle terrain or a way of connecting with a range of other tracks, South Boundary offers more gentle access through grass, scrub and regenerating bush along the lower slopes of the reserve.

COVID-19 update on parks and tracks

All parks and tracks are open under alert level 2.  To help keep everyone well, please continue to maintain a 2 metre distance from other people when you’re out and about and please wash your hands before and after using equipment in our parks and gardens.

The following are all open:

  • All parks and gardens
  • Public toilets
  • Playgrounds, play equipment or exercise equipment in parks
  • Visitor and information centres
  • Dog parks
  • The Botanic Gardens
  • Boat ramps and wharves
  • Cemeteries

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woman walking on track

Start: Junction with Bush Road Track.

Finish: Junction with Faulkners Track.

Time: 25 minutes one way.

Toilets: Located at Governors Bay Hall.

Dogs: Dogs must be on a short leash.

Description:

South Boundary follows the contours along the lower slopes of the reserve. One of the less steep tracks, the trail connects Bush Road Track with Watlings, Titoki and Faulkners Tracks, allowing walkers to create a number of good route options. Pick a loop that suits you depending on whether you’re starting from the Summit Road or Governors Bay and how much time you have to explore.

The tracks in Ohinetahi are managed by the Summit Road Society(external link). You can find maps and more information about the area on their website. 

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